Nettie Penman on tue 9 jan 01
Hi,
I have some firebricks that I'd like to identify. They are big - about 24"
x 20" x 3" and have a semi-circle (about 12" diameter) cut out of one of
the long edges. Is anyone familiar with the manufacturer and what
temperatures they are good for? They are stamped:
Morex
KC25
TKS1250
I tried to find Morex on the web, but no luck. Thanks for any help.
Nettie
pentek@netone.com
Logan Oplinger on wed 10 jan 01
Hi Nettie,
"Morex" is probably a product name for a particular company's line of refractories. I found the following threads to follow on the web:
http://www.potters.org/subject09414.htm
(5/5/96 post by Brian Moore, Indianapolis, IN inartctr@inetdirect.net).
*** BEST PROSPECT ***
http://www.nrmc.com
for National Refractories and Minerals
Under Technical Info.:
If you require any specific Technical Data Sheets, or have questions about how to use the information provided, please e-mail Glenn Corliss
gcorliss@nrmc.com
or contact him at our Columbiana, OH, office (330/482-3841).
Good luck,
Logan Oplinger
---- you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some firebricks that I'd like to identify. They are big - about 24" x 20" x 3" and have a semi-circle (about 12" diameter) cut out of one of the long edges. Is anyone familiar with the manufacturer and what temperatures they are good for? They are stamped:
>
> Morex
> KC25
> TKS1250
>
> I tried to find Morex on the web, but no luck. Thanks for any help.
> Nettie
> pentek@netone.com
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